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Presidential Affairs Minister rallies for CDC Candidate in upcoming Rep. By-Election in Bong County…

GBARNGA, BONG COUNTY, LIBERIA-The Minister of State for Presidential Affairs is urging citizens of District-Two in Bong County to elect Mr. Melvin Salvage in the November 16, 2021, Representative By-Election.

Mr. Salvage is contesting on the ticket of the Coalition of Democratic Change (CDC) in the by-election that was caused by the election of Representative Prince Moye as Senator.

Speaking at a campaign rally in Gbarnga Thursday, November 4, 2021, Minister Nagbe said:” The District stands a better chance of benefitting major developments from the election of Mr. Salvage.”

Minister McGill told the gathering that the door of the President would be easily opened, if the CDC Candidate wins the election.

The Acting Chair of the Cabinet then presented two-million Liberian Dollars to the motorcyclists and students of the County.

For his part, Mr. Salvage promised genuine development in the District, if given the chance as the next Representative.

Mr. Salvage then thanked all auxiliaries of the CDC in Bong County for their support, and urged them to actualize the turnout into votes.

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